Hi,
is there a Text Editor to edit bash script Files *.sh ? I can view them but not edit. Also there is no active App for this.
Greetings
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If you’re looking to edit .sh files, try installing a text editor like Nano, Vim, or VS Code. On most Linux systems, you can run sudo apt install nano or vim in the terminal. For GUI options, gedit or Kate are great. If you’re using a specific OS or app store.
Hi,
Thanks for your answer. I want to edit the files in nextcloud gui, not local. Or is it best way to sync the files to local Folder then edit them?
Geetings
this works fine with the default text editor in nextcloud:
could you be more precise?
example:
- create new text file:
- rename the text file to *.sh:
- pick a blank file:
- edit the newly created *.sh file:
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Thank you for your explenation. Now I got how it works. 
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Maybe. Or maybe, the best solution is to leave Nextcloud out of the equation entirely. Nextcloud is a great tool, covering a lot of use cases, but for some use cases, like code editing, it might simply not be the right fit.
If your goal is to sync scripts across multiple devices, and since scripts are essentially just text files, Nextcloud can certainly be used for that. However, you probably don’t need your Bash scripts in the same place as your documents and photos, and you probably also don’t want to run them from the Nextcloud data folder on your Nextcloud server, and you certainly can’t run them them in the Nextcloud web UI.
So… I’d say… It depends. 
Oh, this actually works, even with existing files/scripts. But it’s really bare-bones… even Nano has more features.
Maybe gitlab would be good solution but nextcloud has versioning and i can edit them.
Thats ok for me at this point.
